BOOK REVIEW: 'Elizabeth Warren'
Sen. Elizabeth Warren's most controversial and dangerous are being advanced by other far-left and even "mainstream" candidates.
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BOOK REVIEW: 'The Splendid and the Vile'
"The Splendid and the Vile" tells of a resonant time when a ship-of-state flounders through chartless seas with a feckless harlequin on the bridge while citizen-passengers argue and anguish.
Nevada debate confirms Mike Bloomberg only credible Trump thumper
President Trump was winning the Democratic presidential nomination debate in Nevada on Wednesday until former New York City Mayor and billionaire Mike Bloomberg stopped dodging, weaving and apologizing -- and started punching.
Pete Buttigieg hardly a qualified keeper of the Christian key
Pete Buttigieg, in a CNN town hall, suggested Christians who support President Donald Trump aren't acting in accordance with the Christian faith. And then he kissed his gay "husband" and skipped off the set, exit, stage right. Not really. But you get the picture.
Mike Bloomberg: The Incredible Shrinking Candidate
In the land of political toadstools, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is a giant. Even without a box to stand on behind the debate podium.
Window for historic U.S.-Taiwan trade agreement closing fast
In just three years, the Trump administration has finished renegotiating a trade agreement with Canada and Mexico and hammered out new trade agreements with Japan and China.
Why Democratic presidential candidates' obsession with banning guns is not the answer
With less than a month to go until voting is held in Super Tuesday primaries, Democratic presidential candidates may want to consider how their positions on gun control will affect their chances at the ballot, particularly in Virginia.
New Veterans Affairs rule helps religious organizations provide quality services
The Department of Veterans Affairs recently proposed a new rule that would remove these regulatory barriers, ensuring that faith-based organizations are treated equally when seeking to partner with the federal government.
Doomsday predictions on Brexit were wrong
Since the Brexit vote in June 2016 there has been a lot of hand wringing around the world -- mostly from globalist liberals. For the past 30 months we've been told that exiting the EU will destroy Britain's economy.
Mike Bloomberg replaces Joe Biden as the most gaffe-prone Democratic candidate
Mr. Bloomberg appears to be imitating President Barack Obama's "apology tour" by regularly expressing regret for a "stop-and-frisk" policy in minority neighborhoods.
The curious case of Roger Stone
Roger Stone is a gifted political consultant known for going the distance for his clients. He has worked for such marquee names as Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Tom Kean and Donald Trump In that process, he has made enemies, some of whom have sought to destroy him.
BOOK REVIEW: 'Saving Israel'
Israel has one of the world's most advanced and lethal air forces. In November 1947, however, when the United Nations General Assembly voted to partition historical Palestine into a Jewish and an Arab state, thereby ending the British Mandate in Palestine, the Jewish community's defense forces had ground troops but no air force.
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